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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1909)
A í JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, MARCH 20, I DEMONSTRATION TRAIN AT MEDFORD to Ulrich; Wendt to Donegan. COURT HOUSE Bases on balls, McIntyre 2, Fisk 2, Sabin 4. Hit by pitched ball Donegan, Items of Interest to Jackson Cour>»y E. Wilson, McIntyre. Struck out by McIntyre 10, by Sabin 5. Passed balls Tax Payers E. Wilson. Jacksonville Boys Did Good Umpire Tobe Brouse, Scorer Leslie Se/en Cars Fitted up For Show MARRIAGE LICENSES Werk on 'he Diamond-Beth W. Stansell. Purposes-Everything Free, Score by innings: Egna V. Jones and Annie B. Hel i earns Need Practice-Large 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Including Lectures in After man. « 5 5 0 2 1 0 0 5 Croi ¡rd From Medford Attend Jacksonville Wilson S. Clay and Alzira Ratelle. noon-Train Will /bnïe Mon- Medford 0 0 0 0 1 4 2 2 0 ed -An Idea! Day. Samuel H. Ronk and Pearl May Ma By Henry Herbert Huff day. ben. CENTRAL POINT-WOODVILLE COPYRIGHT. 1909. BY AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION'/- Clark Williams and Kate Fleming. W Due to the fine condition of the Seven cars from the Oregon Agri- E. B. Boardman and Nellie M. Tre- weather the first ball game of the sea “Good morning, Mr. Business Man!”' < :itral Point and Woodville crossed cultural College have been fitted up fren. son was played on the Jacksonville bats at the former place last Sunday. for show purposes, one car is covered “Well, say, what about keeping mygpatrous from'going to Delmus Fenton and Josephine Rai's. diamond, last Sunday. It was an ideal Central Point defeated the Woodville- poultry netting and filled with high- Near City to trade?” NEW CASES day and the visitors and fans from ites by a score of 11 to 7. Following score poultry, other cars will be loaded “I realizo that this is quite a problem. You are not dbiug Medford, Centra! Point and Ashland is the line-up: with cattle and other products of the A. W. Walker vs. E. L. Gurnea; ac appreciated the weather quite as much I C entral P oint tion to recover money. W. E. Phipps Pos. your part, however. Every week the Near City merchants «send W oodville farm. as the ball game. attorney for plaintiff. The Agricultural College will be re- Kincaid White pages of bargain offerings into many of the'.-homes in this commu p presented by able men who will lec- The local team played good ball for Marshal Gust Fiske vs. Irvin Dahack and c Sams nity. These people read them and go thereto buy. That is»per five innings but lack of practice told Farra 1st Hammer ture in the afternoon in the S. P. Bernice Dahack; suit to foreclose bond yards in Medford. The train is due in for deed. O. C. Boggs, attorney for on the boys in the sixth. McIntyre’s Sanderson fectly natural. Your prices arc very likely»equally low, but’how 2nd Atkins Medford Monday, March 22, and every plaintiff. arm weakened in this inning and the II. Peart 3rd are they to know if you do not tell them? Frequently a distant Pitman body is invited to attend. tired condition of the field allowed the G. Peart ss C. H. Gillette vs. J. D. Bolton; ac Jones store that advertises widely is better knowmio tho public than one There will be a lecture on fruit grow tion to recover money. F. M. Calkins, visitors to make nine runs. The visit I Williams rf Elkieston in their own town that shuns publicity. IP'you business men of ors are in need of practice as well as ' Clark If Burkhart ing and everyone engaged in this in attorney for plaintiff. dustry should attend. People living the locals and this week will probably Ross cf this town will advertise and prove that yotwoffor as good valn.es Seaman William Ulrich as assignee of T. J. out in the country can drive through be devoted to considerable work. The Score, Central Point 11; Woodville 7. to Medford as the roads are in excel Kenney, vs. W. T. Campbell and Geo. as the Near City merchants, you will get back your traide. It score was 21 to 9 in favor of the locals. Time, one hour and twenty minutes. pays to sacrifice profit on some items if you Eave to in ctrder to lent condition between Jacksonville E. Neuber; action to recover money. The following is the official record of Umpire, Wilkinson. Colvig & Reames, attorneys for plain and M.dford. the game: substantiate this claim. The larger stores give« the patrorn a little tiff. If you have only a few chickens on JACKSONVILLE better selection, but the country merchant can do as well in price. Marietta Rodedberger vs. W. L. Ro- the farm it will pay you to attend be- To Play Medford. < AB R IB SH PO A E Let larger sales, smaller profits, be the watchsword.” cause you may get some valuable in- denberger; suit for divorce. Withing- C. Wilson c 6 3 3 10 1 ton & Kelly, attorneys for plaintiff. The Jacksonville baseball team will formation from the lectnres. “But we have done some advertising”— Donegan 2b 4 9 1 1 4 2 1 cross bats with Medford on the latter’s has Volna Webster vs. F. W. Wait and The Southern Pacific company n "Yes, but I must tell you candidly such copy will not bring Sexton ss 4 u O 1 2 2 grounds next Sunday. The Medford sent out the following schedule for the Katherine Wait; suit to foreclose mort trade. I shall explain later HOW an ad. should bevwritten, «but let E. Wilson rf • 5 3 3 1 diamond is being put in good condition farming demonstration train. The gage. Vawter & Purdin, attorneys us pass to something else.” Wendt cf 6 3 1 1 for the occasion. Shower baths are lectures and exhibits will be interest for plaintiff. o 1 o o “Wlint about these ‘soap’ clubs?” Gaskin If 5 being installed on the grounds and new ing to everyone whether engaged in 9 Edwin Worman vs» Hary Silver and “You said your customers approve of this idea of* paying’double Ulrich lb 4 2 : 1 8 1 score boards will be put in position. farming or not. James S. Bailey; action to recover prices for their goods and being deceived into believing the premium Stout 3b 6 2 1 1 MONDAY, MARCH 22 money. W. E. Phipps, attorney for costs nothing. Sell that way yourself. That is the solution to McIntyre p 5 1 2 13 plaintiff. From To this problem. Make up assortments as nearly as possible like 46 21 19 2 26 19 8 ROGUE RIVER R. R. O. &. C. Railroad company vs. Thom those of the ‘soap’ companies and pick attractive premiums to go Wilkinson out for cutting base in 7th. 9.45 a. m. 11.45 a. m. REPAIRING TRACKS Ashland with them. But this alone is not sufficient. You must tell the Talent 1.30 p. m. 2.30 p. m. as P. Kahler, executor estate C. W. MEDFORD people you are ready to match these offers, likewise where jou 3.00 p. m. 5.00 p. m. Kahler; suit to quiet title. William AB R SH FO A E Wm. Barnum, division superinten Medford D. Fenton and Colvig & Reames, at meet mail order prices. You told me you could do sou It remains TUESDAY, MARCH 23 Eifcrt 3b 5 1 1 dent of the R. R. V. R. R. is repairing torneys for plaintiff. to convince the public of this, and that is the work of advertising.” in. Central Point 2.15 a. 9.15 a. m. Miles 2b 1 2 3 the terminal yards in Jacksonville by 4 1 “You have convinced me that advertising is tvhat is needed to Gold Hill 9.45 a. m. 10.45 a. m. PROBATE COURT J ones rf 1 5 putting in new steel and ties. The put an end to our troubles. I never saw it in this way before.” 1.20 p. m. Isaac cf 4 2 1 1 1 company intends to put on a large Grants Pass 11.20 a. m. Guardian Lorney Eicher; order made “Yes, Mr. Business Man, charity is out of place in business. 4.00 p. m. 3.00 p. m. Antil If 5 1 motor car with a carrying capacity of Merlin to show cause for order of sale of real The fellow who gets trade is the one who proves to the public that Wilkinson ss 5 1 2 3 4 of 30 passengers and will make trips estate. he can give it the greatest value for its money. It will not do to Lawson lb 1 11 5 1 to Medford every two hours. The $1,500,000 SCHEME Estate James Coss Sr., deceased; WAIT for business. You must go after it. And now, when by 1 Hassell c 3 steam cars will be used chiefly for order made discharging guardian. well planned advertising you have cornered ‘the trade that gets 2 FOR /¿OGUE VALLEY Berdeaux c 4 1 1 1 freight and bagage. away,’ suppose you take a hand in the game the Near City mer Estate B. F. Wagner; order made ' » Sabin p 5 2 2 9 chants played on you. For years the farmers south of you have A syndicate of Spokane capitalists or partial distribution. Fish p in 2nd THE CITY DADS been buying in rival towns. Business men there consider this trade has purchased the Fish lake property Estate Elisha W. Andrews; adminis *Clark safe for eternity. Why don’t you business fellows make a bid for 43 9 11 13 16 6 as an irrigation proposition and the en trator’s bond filed. HARD AT WORK a share of it ? An aggressive advertising campaign, with plenty of tire Rogue river valley east and west Estate John T. Layton deceased; ♦Batted for Lawson in Gtb. Headers,’ will pull it away while the outside merchants are sleeping. jrom Talent, Or., 10 miles south of order made confirming sale of real pro E. Wilson out on infield fly in 3rd. The board of Trustees met in the Business is a game in wliich every one is entitled to all he can get Earned runs, Jacksonville 11, Med town hall Tuesday night changed the here and 10 miles north may soon be perty. legitimately. Qo where you choose for it. Land all you can.” ford 1. 2 base hits, Sexton 3, E. Wil hours of the marshal from 12 o’clock placed under irrigation. The plats call Guardian F. Loudd; H. Charlton, son, Ulrich, Stout, Eifert, Wilkinson. noon until 4 a. m. to 3 p. m. until 5 for the expenditure of $1,500,000. guardian bond filed. 3 base hit, Sabin. a. m. His salary was placed at $60 a Estate James K. Van Sant; oath of The moving picture show in the U. N. S. Bennett of Medford was in Home run, E. Wilson. month. G. N. Lewis was reappointed PORTLAND GIVEN executor filed. S. Hall has been discontinued. Jacksonville Wednesday. Double plays, McIntyre to Donegan sexton of the cemetery and his salary A CHANGE Estate M. P. Phipps; final acccount raised from $15 a year to $30. filed and April 30 set as day for final At the direction of the board At settlement. Washington, March 17. — Senator torney Herbert K. Hanna prepared a -------- •-------- charter for the government of the Bourne saw the secretary of war and city. The board considered the instru- ■ chief of staff of the quartermaster When you travel, keep track of m nt section by section. A few chang general anent a | reposed removal of HARDER signs. You will find Harper headquarters mid es were made and quite often Attor- the Vancouver whiskey o:i sale in practica ly every ,i y Hanna was asked us to (he legali staff and he was assured that no ac- town, city and village where whiskey ty of cel tain passages. Ths charter! I tion would be taken prior to Pori land can lawfully be sold. This World : lining carefully prepared and will be having full opportunity to present all Wide popularity means something it milted to the voters as soon as the salient facts. means you should buy HARPEil whiskey A new order will be issued on mu is- one of p ble. The board will hold weekly from E. H. H elms ’. ■ tings until they get the work fi- Monday by the quartermaster gen the numerous eral which will be of immense bene- ni Jieci. , fit to Portland merchants. It is un spring styles we derstood that it will be in effect that . CATES FATHER local quartermasters may have the option as to the purchase of sup When Will Jacksonville People Lcar.i AFTER 20 YEARS plies. The new order goes into effect the Importance of It. July 1. we have a fine Silverton, Or., March 17. —After line of samples having searched for his father for more FARM PAPER Backache is’only a simple thing r.t than 20 years, F. J. Harris, of Osakis, first; in the new and CHACES HANDS But when you know ‘tin from the Minn., located the old gentleman on a farm near this city yesterday, where j kidneys; des th ■ latter has been supported by the The Western Farmer, published at That serious kidney troubles follow; county for the past two years. Spokane, Wash., has changed hands. That diabetes. Bright's disease may Harris left his family 28 years ago, W. S. Campbell, of Aberdeen, S. D., be the fatal end. Ail oi and has not been heard from until a is president and P. L. Axling, of Spo You will gladly profit bj the fjll iw- gli?." few days ago when his whereabouts kane, is secretary. Both men are able ing experience. became known to the son after having writers on farm topics and will no ’Tis the statement of a Jacksonville WO jl a.id alvertised extensively in different doubt meet with success. The paper citizen. parts of the United States. He settl is a semi-monthly, western published gua ’aiiee a pci Mrs. II. M. Shaffncr, living on East ed in Oregon seven years ago and at journal and is of more interest to Main St., Jacksonville, Ore., says: feet fit that time was employed at Portland. Pacific coast farmers than an eastern “My kidi.eys have been disordered Later he went to Salem, where he paper. The P ost has arranged to club for some time but. I pil’d I tile atten remained until two years ago, when with the Western Farmer and will give tion to it, thinking the mpt-ms THERE IS NO PLACE IN AMERICA WHERE ALL his health failed and he became a one year’s subscription to the P ost would disappear, However, the trou county charge. Since then he has and the Western Farmer one year for ble became wi r e, the ■’.(«•reti ns being WOOL MADE-TO-MEASURE CLOTHES CAN BE HAD a t been supported by the county at the »¿.00. baek and irregular in ictio.i a.n! i AT A LOWER PRICE THAN HERE. home of L. 8. Hostetler, a few mileB head ache i coi tantly. I w. is in a I» MARRIED from this city. miserable rendit n wheu l hai rn«! t AND THERE IS NO PLACE IN AMERICA WHERE H .crisis now 76 years of age and JONES-HELMAN In Ashland, on Doan’s Hidnev Pi Eured i given up al! hope of ever seeing March 10 by M. F. Eggkston, J. 1’., box at the City D THE QUALITY IS HIGHER OR THE WORKMANSHIP . family. Shortly after he left home Eglia V. Jones and Annie B. Hol time I hail used I l:r< j boxe« of this it wife and children moved to some . man. SO FINE. remedy in accordai ICO vi'.h Ih« • dircr- town in Dodge county, Wisconsin, Sod ' RONK MABEN In Midford, Tues tions I was e 'y fn th old gentleman, although he has ASK FOR THE INTERNATIONAL ALL WOOL UNE’: i day, March 16, at the home of L. F. ble. Doan’s made an effort several times, had Lev Lozier, Samuel H. Rook an 1 Pm i compl it/’ c >" ' and er been able to hear from them. May Maben, M. F. Horn otliciating. commend this remedy to o.l.e Subsequently tLe wife and mother The newly married couple will reside For Side by all Deal lers. I rice 50 died and the children scattered. Ever in Douglas county. cents. F ob t t -Milburn Co., Buffalo, since his mothers death Harris’ son CLAY-RATTELLE In Medford Tues- New York, Sole Agents fur the Unit i day, March 16, 1909, by Rev. W. T. ed States. Remember the name-Doan’»-and I Gouider, Mrs. Aliza Rattelle and Mr. I W. S.»Clay, both of Medford. take no other. I TALKS ON ADVERTISING IIL—The Business That Gets Away ; IKE SEASON MAY PROVE FATAL ffl ftl roi 31 ULRICH BRU'kkiiïRS, Leading Mevcharás I
